Joseph Marie Regent1
M, #61, b. 2 May 1849, d. 21 December 1905
| Father | Guignolay Regent2 b. 21 Feb 1814, d. 11 Sep 1889 |
| Mother | Marie Clarice Thibaut2 b. 23 Jan 1813, d. 3 May 1881 |
| Relationship | Great-grandfather of Timothy George Sheens |
| Charts | Ancestors of Timothy George Sheens (DNA trail) Ancestors of Timothy George Sheens (paper trail) |
| Last Edited | 20 May 2019 |
| Birth* | 2 May 1849 | Rue de la Marine, Le Croisic, Loire-Atlantique, France1 |
| Baptism | 2 May 1849 | Le Croisic, Loire-Atlantique, France; Joseph Marie Regent Baptised 2nd May 1849 Born 2nd May 1849 at 1 o’clock in the morning Rue de la Marine, Le Croisic Father Guignolay Regent, age 35, sailor, living in Croisic Mother Clarisse Tibaud, wife, age 37 Declared by Guinolay Regent Witnesses: Antoine Tibaud, age 28, sailor, maternal uncle Jean Baptiste Korveno, age 29, sailor, maternal uncle 1 |
| Description* | Le Croisic, Loire-Atlantique, France; Joseph Marie Regent cheveux (hair): char (black) front (forehead): ordre (ordinary) sourcils (eyebrows):char (black) yeux (eyes): roux (red?) nex (nose): ordre (ordinary) visage (face shape):ovale (oval)3 | |
| Immigration | 20 January 1871 | "Marie", Sydney, NSW; A LIST of the Crew and Passengers arrived in the Ship "Marie" of Nantes, Pierre Marie Horvens Master, of the Burthen of 250 Tons, from the Port of Bourbon to Sydney New South Wales Seamen's Names: Joseph Regentz Station: A.B. Age: 20 Of What Nation: France4 |
| Immigration* | 20 October 1873 | "Border Chief", Sydney, NSW; Joseph Regent, A.B., 24, Crew, France, on the Border Chief from the Port of London to Sydney 5  "Abergeldie" and "Border Chief" at Circular Quay, Sydney, NSW |
| Article* | 21 October 1873 | "The Sydney Morning Herald", NSW; The iron ship Border Chief, Captain Leslie, arrived yesterday from London, having made her passage, with only ordinary weather in 90 days, from pilot to pilot – no mean performance when taking into consideration that she is deeply laden, and as a rule the wind not proving the most advantageous. The vessel has, however, come into port staunch and trim, and in first-class order, but her trip has been marked by a most calamitous loss of life. When off the pitch of the Cape of Good Hope, the ship then running before a violent gale from westward, a heavy sea broke over the starboard quarter, and carried overboard Mr. Alston, the 2nd officer, Jacob Jackersen, carpenter, and J. McIntosh, sailmaker. The vessel was under reefed upper topsails, and was tripping along about 13 knots, and making excellent weather. The second mate, carpenter, and sailmaker were securing the quarter scuttle hatch when the sea toppled on board, and swept them over the port quarter. The helmsman was thrown against the bulwarks, but, having fortunately secured himself by lashing to the head of the ruddercase, was saved. Strange o say the log-reel and deck buckets, that were in the usual rack aft, were found intact when the sea cleared off the ship. With respect to the passage, captain Leslie reports as follows: - Left the Start Point on 21st July, where the pilot was discharged; had light westerly winds to Madiera, where the N E trades were picked up and were carried to latitude 15 N. and longitude 20 30 W., from thence had variable winds to meeting the S E trades, which were taken in latitude 3 N. The Equator was crossed on 18th August, in longitude 24.30W., 28 days out. The trades carried the ship to latitude 24 S, when westerly weather set in, and the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope was passed on 8th September, on which date the lamentable loss of life occurred. The meridian of St. Paul’s was passed on the 20th September, in latitude 43.38 S. the run having been made from the Cape of Good Hope in 12 days. Crossed the meridian of Cape Leuwin on the 1st October, in latitude 44S; from thence northerly winds have prevailed. The S W. Cape of Tasmania was rounded on 9th October, 80 days out, and the ship after beating up this coast against a strong southerly set, sighted Sydney light early on Monday morning. The Border chief is to the consignment of Messrs. Danger, Gedye, and Co.6 |
| Photo* | Joseph Regent on extreme left at a wool store in Pitt Street 7  Joseph Regent | |
| Photo | Joseph Regent carried the following 2 photographs from his native France. The first photograph must have been taken between 1875 and 1878 (ie after Joseph Marie Regent came to Australia). The reverse of this photograph shows that Constant Peigne won a silver medallion at Blois in 1875, he changed the design after he gained an honourable mention at Paris 1878. 7   | |
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| Marriage* | 1 September 1875 | St Patricks, Sydney, NSW; Joseph Regent, 27, bachelor, Sailor, born France, residence Sydney, father Guingole Regent (Farmer), mother Clarissa Thibaud Eliza Maroc, 23, spinster, Housemaid, born Sydney, residence Sydney, father John Maroc (Blacksmith), mother Eliza Nugent Witnesses: John Joseph Maroc & Mary Douglas Minister: C P Henze, Roman Catholic;Bride=Eliza Maroc8 |
| Residence | 1876 | 21 Gloucester Street, The Rocks, NSW9 |
| Birth of Daughter | 26 October 1876 | Off Harrington Street, Sydney, NSW; Name: Mary Joseph Regent Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 26 Oct 1876 Place of Birth: Off Harrington Street Sydney NSW Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Labourer Birthplace: France Age: 29 Date of Marriage: 1875 Place of Marriage: St Patricks Church Sydney Mother: Eliza Maroc Birthplace: Sydney Age: 24 Previous Issue: Informant: Eliza Regent, mother, Off Harrington Street Present at Birth: Mrs Burgess, Mrs Moloney Registered: 11 Apr 1877 - Sydney;Principal=Mary Joseph Regent10 |
| Birth of Son | 1878 | Balmain, NSW;Principal=Joseph Regent11 |
| Residence | 1879 | Park Street, Balmain, NSW9 |
| Birth of Son | 24 December 1879 | Sydney, NSW;Principal=John Regent12 |
| Death of Mother | 3 May 1881 | Le Croisic, Loire-Atlantique, France;Principal=Marie Clarice Regent13 |
| Birth of Daughter | 18 February 1882 | Park Street, Balmain, NSW; Name: Elizabeth Regent Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 18 Feb 1882 Place of Birth: Park Street Balmain NSW Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Van Proprietor Birthplace: France Age: 33 Date of Marriage: 2 Sep 1876 Place of Marriage: Sydney Mother: Elizabeth Maroc Birthplace: Sydney Age: 28 Previous Issue: 2 males, 1 female living Informant: (signed) Joseph Regent, father, Balmain Present at Birth: Mrs Mackey Registered: 8 Apr 1882 - Balmain;Principal=Elizabeth Regent14 |
| Residence | 1883 | Park Street, Balmain, NSW; Regent, Joseph, van proprietor, Park St, Balmain9 |
| Birth of Daughter | 1884 | Balmain, NSW;Principal=Clarice Regent15 |
| Residence* | 1886 | Park St, Balmain, NSW; Regent, Joseph, carrier, Park St, Balmain16 |
| Birth of Son | 17 March 1886 | Orange Grove Estate, Balmain Road, Leichhardt, NSW; Name: Francis Regent Sex of Child: Boy Date of Birth: 17 Mar 1886 Place of Birth: Orange Grove Estate, Balmain Road Leichhardt NSW Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Dray Proprietor Birthplace: Loire on Ferure (sic), France Age: 36 Date of Marriage: 2 Sep 1874 (altered from 1884) Place of Marriage: At St Patricks R C Church Sydney Mother: Elizabeth Maroc Birthplace: Sydney Age: 32 Previous Issue: 2 males, 3 females living Informant: Joseph Regent, father, "Orange Grove Estate" Balmain Road Leichhardt Present at Birth: Mrs Mackay, Collins Street Balmain, nurse; Mrs Millet, Orange Grove Estate, Balmain Road Leichhardt, witness Registered: 6 Apr 1886 - Balmain Road Leichhardt;Principal=Francis Regent17 |
| Death of Spouse | 5 April 1886 | Balmain Road, Leichhardt, NSW; REGENT. - April 5, 1886, at her residence, Balmain-road, Elizabeth Regent, leaving a husband and six children to mourn their loss, aged 32 years, dearly beloved sister of J. J. Ward, George-street, Sydney.;Principal=Eliza Maroc18 |
| Death of Son | 1886 | Balmain, NSW;Principal=Francis Regent19 |
| Residence | 1887 | Cook Street, Balmain, NSW; Regent Joseph, vanman, Cook st, Balmain9 |
| Death of Father | 11 September 1889 | Le Croisic, Loire-Atlantique, France;Principal=Guignolay Regent20 |
| Marriage* | 14 December 1895 | Methodist Episcopal Church, 57 Phillip Street, Sydney, NSW; Groom: Joseph Regent Status: Widower Place of Birth: France Occupation: Labourer Age: 44 Usual residence: "Boulevardi" Leichhardt NSW Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Sailor Mother: Clarice Thiband Bride: Ellen McNamara Status: Widow Place of Birth: Scotland Occupation: Domestic Age: 30 Usual residence: "Boulevardi" Leichhardt NSW Father: Bernard Leonard Occupation: Gardener Mother: Bridget Wynne Date of Marriage: 14/12/1895 Place of Marriage: 57 Phillip Street Sydney NSW Religion: Methodist Episcopal Church Witnesses: C A Scrase, W Mount Minister: W T Adams;Bride=Ellen McNamara2 |
| Residence | 1896 | 131 James St, Leichhardt, NSW; Regent Joseph, 131 James St Leichhardt 16  |
| Article | 14 March 1896 | "The Sydney Morning Herald", NSW; The sixth annual meeting of the Balmain Junior Football Club (Rugby rules) was held at Mclnerney's West End Hotel, Balmain, on Monday evening, when there was a numerous gathering of members and supporters. Mr. J. J. McInerney (vice-president) occupied the chair. The secretary (Mr. Fred. Matthews) submitted a lengthy report, special mention being made of the club's achievements in the badge competition, in which the full aggregate was scored in the preliminary rounds, when every match was won, and the club only sustained defeat in the final, after playing a draw on the first occasion. The club had played 17 matches, 14 being won, 2 lost, and 1 drawn, and scoring 186 points to their various opponents' 39. The balance-sheet showed a substantial surplus. The reports were unanimously adopted. It was resolved that during the forthcoming season the team should compete in the second junior competition. The election of officers resulted as follows:-Patron, the Mayor of Balmain (Alderman A. M. Milne) ; president, Mr. Alfred Hancock, J.P. ; vice-presidents, Aldermen G. C. Murdoch and Cullen Ward, Messrs. John Booth, J.P., James Johnston, F. E. Cliff, J. Jennings, John J. Gorian, J.P., W. M. Cameron, J. J. McInerney, T. Morrison, F. Williams, and William Alexander Smith, J.P.; secretary and treasurer, Mr. Fred. Mathews; selection committee, Messrs. Light, Dobbs, and Regent; captain, Mr. O. Light; vice-captain, Mr. Dobbs; delegates to the union, Messrs. A. E. Speers and Matthews.6 |
| Birth of Daughter | 13 August 1897 | 7 Halloran Sreet, Leichhardt, NSW; Name: Ellen Josephine Regent Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 13 August 1897 Place of Birth: 7 Halloran Street, Municipality of Leichhardt Father: Joseph Marie Regent Occupation: General Laborer Birthplace: Montes-sur-Seine?, France Age: 46 Date of Marriage: 14 December 1895 Place of Marriage: Weldon's Matrimonial Agency Sydney NSW Mother: Ellen formerly Leonard late MacNamara now Regent Birthplace: Edinburgh Scotland Age: 32 Previous Issue: Informant: Ellen Regent, mother, 7 Halloran Street Leichhardt Witnesses: Dr Robert Scott, Mrs Johnson Registered: 1 October 1897 Balmain Road Leichhardt ;Principal=Ellen Josephine Regent21  |
| Residence* | 1897 | 7 Halloran Street, Leichhardt, NSW;Principal=Ellen Leonard21 7 Halloran Street, Leichhardt |
| Birth of Daughter | 23 March 1899 | 7 Halloran Street, Leichhardt, NSW; Name: Augusta Regent Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 23 March 1899 Place of Birth: 7 Halloran Street, Municipality of Leichhardt Father: Joseph Marie Regent Occupation: Foreman in Wool Store Birthplace: Monteo-sur-Seine, France Age: 48 Date of Marriage: 14th December 1895 Place of Marriage: Weldon's Matrimonial Association Sydney NSW Mother: Ellen formerly Leonard late Macnamara now Regent Birthplace: Edinburgh Scotland Age: 35 Previous Issue: Ellen Josephine 1 year 9 months, living, None Deceased Informant: Ellen Regent, mother, 7 Halloran Street Leichhardt Witnesses: Dr J B Graham, Mrs Johnson Registered: 15 May, 1899 Balmain Road Leichhardt;Principal=Augusta Regent22 |
| Article | 6 October 1899 | "The Bathurst Daily Free Press and Mining Journal", NSW; The Governor and the Dreyfus Case. AN ADDRESS OF PROTESTATION. The following address of the French residents of Sydney to their Consul-General in Sydney has been Published : — 'Monsieur le Consul-General, — We have been severely tried and deeply affected by the unkind comments published by some of the Australian papers re the Dreyfus affair, although we felt somewhat comforted by the thought that the good sense of the public, naturally generous and lover of, fair play, would easily give to exaggerated criticism its due share. " But when we see the representative of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria sanction with his own lips in some official function allegations insulting to France, when we hear him at a banquet at Cobar denouncing our primordial institutions, then we think the measure is full, and that we cannot any longer keep silent in the face of such uncalled-for and unwarranted action. " Wounded in our innermost feelings, humbled in our national pride, we rise up in a body and rally round our flag. ' We naturally turn to you, Monsieur le Consul-General, who in this foreign land are the guardian of our national honor. ' Before you we protest energetically and with indignation against the sentiments expressed by his Excellency the Governor of New South Wales in his speech at Cobar. ' We may have held different opinions on the Dreyfus question, but now that the Conseil de Guerre et Bennes has passed its final judgment, we cannot admit, to use the very words of Earl Beauchamp, that a hideous parody of justice has been perpetrated; that is to say — if we consider the full meaning of his words—that an innocent man has been wilfully sacrificed under cover of all the paraphernalia of justice, condemned by unconscientious judges, perverted beforehand to the cause of intolerance and bad faith. ' ' We cannot admit that the army — our grand national institution, in which every French family, rich and poor, and without distinction of religious faith, is represented — has failed in the fulfilment of its mission, and has become a tool in the hands of a party. ' We cannot admit that the words - 'Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite,' engraved on the frontispiece of our public monuments, the basis of all our national laws and statutes, have been — as Earl Beauchamp further asserts, violated by our own judges. ' And whatever may be the unhappy circumstances which for several years have surrounded that case, we are, even at the risk of not sharing his Excellency's preferences, still proud to belong to that French nation which has rendered such great services to the cause of humanity and civilisation. " We beg you, Monsieur le Consul-General, to receive the address of protestation, and use it to such ends as you may think fit. " The cordial and generous hospitality accorded to us Frenchmen established here had led us to look upon Australia as a second home. We feel certain that his Excellency the Governor of New South Wales, by inflicting upon us such a public affront, has not been the interpreter of our Australian friends." Signed by Georges Playoust, Docteur Lanre, Docteur Rougier, G. L. Cochelet, P. D'Orgeval, C. Hauret, C.Bricard, H. Moreau, M. Segur, Th. Funck, F. Aengenheyster, E. Carette, A. Guiraux, C. Duvillver, Ph. Prouat, E. Vandamme, P. Camerand, G. Capet, M. Reboul, G. Lefebvre, L. Cambelin, Joseph Playoust, C. Dewyn, E. Langver, P. Durieux, C. Bracassat, E. Doublet, G. Delescluze, Rene Lefebvre, Jean Baert, M. De Riviere, E. Cehouok, Jacques Perraud, M. Joseph, Leon Jaubert, Jules Comte, W. Salomon, A. Assemarue, Michael Brial, Paul Brial, Jean Brial, Julien Brial, Joseph Regent.6 |
| Birth of Daughter | 6 May 1900 | 7 Halloran Street, Leichhardt, NSW; Name: Eugenie Regent Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 6 May 1900 Place of Birth: 7 Halloran Street, Municipality of Leichhardt Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Wool Storeman Birthplace: Nantes France Age: 51 Date of Marriage: 14 Dec 1895 Place of Marriage: Weldon's Matrimonial Association, Sydney NSW Mother: Ellen formerly Leonard late MacNamara now Regent Birthplace: Edinburgh Scotland Age: 35 Previous Issue: Ellen Josephine 2 (altered from 3), Augusta 17 months living; none deceased Informant: Joseph Regent (signed), father, 7 Halloran Street Leichhardt Witnesses: Dr J B Graham, Mrs Hutchinson Registered: 21 Jun 1900 - Balmain Road Leichhardt;Principal=Eugenie Regent23 |
| Birth of Son | 17 April 1901 | 7 Halloran Street, Leichhardt, NSW; Name: Victor Louis Regent Sex of Child: Male Date of Birth: 17 Apr 1901 Place of Birth: 7 Halloran Street, Municipality of Leichhardt NSW Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Storeman in Wool and Skin store Birthplace: Nantce (sic) France Age: 52 Date of Marriage: 14 Dec 1895 Place of Marriage: Sydney NSW Mother: Ellen formerly Leonard late MacNamara now Regent Birthplace: Edinburgh Scotland Age: 36 Previous Issue: Ellen J 4, Augusta 2, Eugenie 1 living; none deceased Informant: Ellen Regent (signed), mother, Halloran Street Leichhardt Witnesses: Dr Graham, Mrs Hutchinson Registered: 17 Jun 1901 - Leichhardt;Principal=Victor Louis Regent24 |
| Death of Son | 1901 | Leichhardt, NSW; son of Joseph & Ellen;Principal=Victor Louis Regent25 |
| Residence | 1902 | 7 Halloran Street, Leichhardt, NSW; Regent Joseph, 7 Halloran st, Leichhardt9 |
| Birth of Daughter | 29 July 1902 | Oatley, NSW; Name: Madeline Regent Sex of Child: Female Date of Birth: 29 Jul 1902 Place of Birth: Oatley, Hurstville Municipality NSW Father: Joseph Regent Occupation: Storeman Birthplace: Nantes (altered from Nantce) France Age: 52 Date of Marriage: 14 Dec 1895 Place of Marriage: Sydney NSW Mother: Ellen formerly Leonard late MacNamara now Regent Birthplace: Edinburgh Scotland Age: 38 Previous Issue: Ellen J 5, Augusta 4, Eugenie 2 living; 2 males deceased Informant: Ellen Regent (signed), mother, Yarran Street Oatley Witnesses: Dr McLeod, Mrs Cook Registered: 1 Sep 1902 - Hurstville;Principal=Madeline Regent26 |
| Residence | 1903 | Yarran Road, Oatley, NSW; Regent Joseph, Yarran rd, Hurstville9 |
| Residence | 1905 | Yarran Road, Oatley, NSW; Regent Joseph, Yarran rd, Hurstville9 |
| Death* | 21 December 1905 | Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, NSW; Name: Joseph Regent Date of Death: 21 Dec 1905 Place of Death: Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Camperdown; former address Belmore Road Peakhurst NSW Occupation: Storeman Sex: Male Age: 56 Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: France Time in Aust Colonies: 36 years in NSW Father: Unknown Occupation: Unknown Mother: Unknown Place of Marriage 1: Sydney Age at Marriage 1: 21 Name of Spouse 1: Elizabeth Marve Children of Marriage 1: Mary 29, Joseph 27, John 25, Lily 23, Clara 20 living; 1 male deceased Place of Marriage 2: Sydney NSW Age at Marriage 2: 46 Name of Spouse 2: Helen McNamara Children of Marriage 2: Ellie J 8, Augusta 7, Eugenie 5, unnamed female 3 (or 2? handwriting is not conclusive) living Informant: J Regent, son of deceased, Plumpton Cause of Death: Aneurism of innominate artery (altered from inominate artery) Length of Illness: 12 months Medical Attendant: Jas M McEncroe Date last seen: 21 Dec 1905 Date of Burial: 23 Dec 1905 Place of Burial: Roman Catholic Cemetery Rookwood Minister & Religion: John Fitzpatrick, Roman Catholic Undertaker: Crockett and Compy Witnesses: James Dyason, William Jones27 |
Family 1 | Eliza Maroc d. 5 Apr 1886 | |
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Family 2 | Ellen Leonard b. 15 Feb 1864, d. 21 Sep 1933 | |
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Citations
- [S306] Loire Antantique Digital Archives, online http://www.loire-atlantique.fr/jcms/cg_31241/…,Le Croisic Baptism Joseph Marie Regent 1849.
- [S109] NSW Marriage Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 6483/1895 Joseph Regent & Ellen McNamara.
- [S306] Loire Antantique Digital Archives, online http://www.loire-atlantique.fr/jcms/cg_31241/…,Maritime Records Joseph Marie Regent.
- [S237] NSW Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists 1826-1922, online www.ancestry.com.au.
- [S87] Website Mariners and ships in Australian Waters (http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au).
- [S154] Australian Newspapers, trove.nla.gov.au.
- [S184] Tim Sheens photographs.
- [S307] Marriage extract St Patrick's Sydney.
- [S28] Sydney and New South Wales Sands Directories, by W.F. Pascoe Pty Ltd.
- [S111] NSW Birth Certificate, 943/1877 Mary J Regent.
- [S109] NSW Marriage Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 2526/1901 Joseph Regent & Esther Johnson.
- [S321] Microfilm Baptism, St Patrick's Sydney, 1860-1935.
- [S306] Loire Antantique Digital Archives, online http://www.loire-atlantique.fr/jcms/cg_31241/…,Le Croisic Death Index Marie Clarisse Thibant 1881.
- [S111] NSW Birth Certificate, 3970/1882 Elizabeth Regent.
- [S109] NSW Marriage Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 3318/1904 George O Leys & Clarice Regent.
- [S28] Sydney and New South Wales Sands Directories, by W.F. Pascoe Pty Ltd, Ancestry.com. Sands Directories: Sydney and New South Wales, Australia, 1858-1933 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2009. Original data: Directories reproduced from microfiche copies courtesy of W. & F. Pascoe Pty, Ltd.
- [S111] NSW Birth Certificate, 4882/1886 Francis Regent.
- [S30] Unknown subject unknown record type, by unknown photographer, Death notices - Elizabeth Regent - April 10th 1886.
- [S11] NSW Death Index, 2360/1886 Francis Regent.
- [S306] Loire Antantique Digital Archives, online http://www.loire-atlantique.fr/jcms/cg_31241/…,Tables alphabétiques des successions et absences - Guinolay Regent 1889.
- [S111] NSW Birth Certificate, 32319/1897 Ellen J Regent.
- [S111] NSW Birth Certificate, 13028/1899 Augusta Regent.
- [S110] NSW Birth Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 13712/1900 Eugenie Regent.
- [S110] NSW Birth Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 13787/1901 Victor L Regent.
- [S11] NSW Death Index, 13985/1901 Victor Regent.
- [S110] NSW Birth Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 22658/1902 Madeline Regent.
- [S107] NSW Death Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 13678/1905 Joseph Regent.
- [S13] NSW Birth Index, 943/1877 Mary J Regent.
- [S109] NSW Marriage Transcript (Marilyn Rowan), 325/1903 John Regent & Annie Bow.
- [S111] NSW Birth Certificate, 32319/1897 Ellen Josephine Regent.
- [S13] NSW Birth Index, 13028/1899 Augusta Regent.
- [S13] NSW Birth Index, 13712/1900 Eugenie Regent.
- [S13] NSW Birth Index, 13787/1901 Victor L Regent.
- [S13] NSW Birth Index, 22658/1902 Madeline Regent.